Blue Diamond Cookware Diamond Infused Ceramic Nonstick 7 Piece Cookware Pots and Pans Set, PFAS-Free, Induction Compatible, Oven Safe, Blue

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Although I can’t verify this claim, I’ve been using this pan for over a year and haven’t had any issues with scratches or chipping. Metal Utensil Safe During prolonged cooking, the glass lids and handles of Blue Diamond cookware might get hot. So, be extra careful when removing the lids and lifting the handles.

Blue Diamond is a kitchen brand that you might have seen in TV commercials. It was founded in 2018, and since then, it has taken the culinary world by storm. But Blue Diamond claims that metal utensils are safe to use with their pans. Naturally, I was skeptical. In fact, an experiment was done between a Blue Diamond pan and a fry pan from a different brand. After pouring two cups of cold water on both cookware, Blue Diamond was able to heat the water within two minutes and eight seconds, which was 20 seconds faster than the other pan. If you’re hoping for your eggs to slide out of the pan every time, without oil, then you’ll probably be disappointed.However, take note that the warranty doesn’t cover stains and damages caused by normal wear and tear, misuse, accidents, and overheating.

This is perhaps its major downside–Blue Diamond’s base is made of aluminum, not with a ferromagnetic material, which is what induction ranges require. The handles do not offer a cool grip entirely. However, that’s a problem that you can handle with oven mitts. The benefits of this cookware outweigh its downsides, by far.The cookware pieces and sets of Blue Diamond are inexpensive, thanks to its aluminum base. Aluminum is a low-cost yet durable metal, much cheaper than copper and stainless steel . They manufacture cookware across all their brands in Europe and Asia, but the Blue Diamond pan is manufactured exclusively in China. Price The hollow handle is open on the end, making it feel cheap and difficult to clean. I’ve noticed grease from pans on neighboring burners sometimes splatters into the hollow handle. Pro Tip: Warm soapy water is your best friend when it comes to washing your Blue Diamond cookware, both before and after using it.

However, they are not compatible with induction ranges (besides the new Triple Steel collection, which is induction-compatible). Blue Diamond cookware is not ideal for induction cooktops. If you only use induction hobs for cooking, you shouldn’t buy them. It won’t work! Blue Diamond Cookware Warranty The sparkly interior and handle fit in with the brand’s name, but, in my opinion, cheapens the appearance. While some might like this look’s uniqueness, I prefer a classic aesthetic that matches any kitchen décor.It comes in 6-, 7-, 11-, and 15-piece sets. For this 6-piece cookware set, you get the following items:

It doesn’t matter whether you want a Blue Diamond saucepan, frying pan, or pots & pans set; they will all offer the following outstanding features: This 5.5-quart Dutch oven is half the weight of a cast iron, which means you won’t have any trouble moving and carrying the pot.

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Blue Diamond pans are oven-safe up to 600°F, but the lids are only oven-safe up to 425°F. Are Blue Diamond pans dishwasher safe? Some Blue Diamond pans are induction-ready, but others are not. The collections that work with induction stoves include Blue Diamond Induction, Triple Steel, Gold, and Clad Pro. The Blue Diamond Classic, Hard Anodized Pro, Green Diamond, Red Diamond, and Pink Diamond collections are not compatible with induction stoves. What is the Blue Diamond cookware warranty? The Cookware Company certainly knows how to sell a pan, and the Blue Diamond line speaks directly to the convenience-oriented home chef across their marketing materials.